Overview
A USDT deposit must use the same blockchain network shown on the order. Sending to the correct address on the wrong network can permanently lose funds. Confirm the network, amount, address and transaction ID before submitting the deposit record.
Before you start
- Confirm the supported network, such as TRC20, on both Kavyaclub and the sending wallet.
- Check the minimum deposit and network fee.
- Send from a wallet or exchange account that can provide a transaction ID.
Step-by-step instructions
- Open Deposit, select USDT and choose the network displayed by Kavyaclub.
- Enter the USDT amount and review the shown INR equivalent when available.
- Create the order and copy the complete deposit address or scan its QR code.
- Compare the first and last characters of the copied address with the screen.
- In the sending wallet, select the identical network and enter the amount after considering fees.
- Confirm the transfer, then copy the blockchain TxID or transaction hash.
- Return to the order and submit the TxID if requested. Wait for the required blockchain confirmations.
Common problems and solutions
| Problem | What to check |
|---|---|
| Wrong network selected | Stop before sending. Change the wallet network to the exact network displayed by the order. |
| Amount received is lower | Network or exchange withdrawal fees may reduce the amount; review the fee before confirming. |
| TxID rejected | Copy the full transaction hash without spaces and wait until it appears on the blockchain. |
| Deposit pending | Check blockchain confirmation status and whether the destination address matches the order. |
Safety notes
Important: Blockchain transfers are normally irreversible. Verify the network and address character by character before sending.
Related help
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Frequently asked questions
Can I send USDT on a different network?
No. Use only the network shown on the deposit order.
What is a TxID?
It is the unique blockchain transaction hash used to verify the transfer.
Why is the credited amount lower?
A wallet or exchange may deduct a withdrawal fee. Review fees before sending and follow the order's exact-amount rules.
